What is your writing strongsuit?

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What is your writing strongsuit?

  • Outlining 10%
  • Setting 18%
  • Exposition 10%
  • Action 13%
  • Dialogue 31%
  • Pacing No votes
  • Uniqueness 18%

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Hi! As I work on my own story, I am curious to hear from other writers what they feel their strongest quality is to their writing! You can choose up to 3 options. Feel free to reply with an explanation or give other strengths that perhaps isn't listed! :D

Mine is definitely outlining and dialogue. I feel like I can write dialogue in a very strong voice and I also love outlining (as I tend to be very organized!)




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i like to think my strong suits are settings (i learned this through writing fanfiction), dialog (i love making oc's just yap about anything), and uniqueness i guess (idk, guess cause i base all my characters off people i know irl or wing it with most of my writing, outline are NOT a strong suit of mine... </3)
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I am told I am good at writing dialogue and also setting, because I tend to be very descriptive when it comes to setting a scene up lol :D
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Dialogue-BAM! I can smash some pretty good comebacks hehe.
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Fight scenes, I suppose
“Are you serious?”
“Completely.”
“You’re telling me that you'll get to sleep on a king-sized bed while we have to share a tiny room with two bunk beds.”
“I want to sleep on top!”
“Tommy, you’re not helping.”



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